03-10-2022 06:22 AM
Dear Community,
Please I need help from you, our collaborator claims that there are cuts on the Webex sessions because of the wifi connection, we have an AP2802E-E-K9, how can I troubleshoot to know where is the issue?
Thanks in advance;
03-10-2022 06:38 AM
You need to provide some more information here :
1. 1 user, all usres
2. webex only ?
3. how about in wired network ?
4. what clients OS and WIFI Drivers
so on list go up to start triage the issue
Many reason you need to start different ways :
03-10-2022 06:46 AM - edited 03-10-2022 07:36 AM
03-10-2022 07:19 AM
Not all users just a few of them, With the meeting platform there is a cut during the meeting;
other users can use same webex ? this could be may be webex issue ?
why do you think its wifi issue ? what about other application at the time it got cut webex call ?
03-10-2022 08:02 AM
Thank you for your reply,
When we switched from wifi to wired network in the live remote session Webex, the cut stopped so that's why I thought the problem from AP. How can I know the standardization of signal AP ? to do the comparison with our APs.
03-10-2022 09:16 AM
See you are going random here....If you like to fix the issue, Wifi is not easy, until you follow some stepts :
1. Identify the users having issue ?
2. identify teh area (is that same as user above ?)
3. what is the different in end user compare to works vs not working ?
4. how long this problem exisits ? recent ? what is the update on deviec ?
5. do we have latest drivers in end device ?
6. what is the outcome when working device take to non working area ? is this works ?
7. Do you see any issue whereAP connected switches have Drops ?
03-10-2022 06:38 AM
Hi
Do they have good sinal quality?
Do they complain about webex only or there are different services underperforming?
03-10-2022 06:49 AM
WMM | Supported |
U-APSD | Disabled |
QoS Level | Silver |
IP Address | 10.128.46.13 |
IPv6 Address | Unknown |
VLAN | 44 |
Mobility Role | Local |
03-10-2022 07:19 AM
You can change that to Platinum which is better. But, make sure that clients gets good signal.
03-10-2022 07:54 AM
I didn't understand what you meant about "change that to Platinum which is better"?
You find below the signal performance:
03-10-2022 07:28 AM
What about the cleint devices, are they all using the same platform (Windows, MacOS, Linux)? Have they all the same wNIC (Intel, Mediatek, Realtek, Broadcom)? Have you tested to upgrade drivers to latest release as @balaji.bandi said?
03-13-2022 09:40 AM - edited 03-17-2022 10:14 AM
Most likely, your quality issue is in the wireless segment.
I believe most advanced WAPs can prioritize traffic that they transmit, whereas most wireless clients don't bother. Further, although QoS, within wireless, itself, is defined, few hosts have implemented it, and the nature of wireless (being, basically, "shared") negates much of what you want to accomplish even with wireless QoS enabled and being used.
Further, when dealing with real-time traffic, that doesn't react well to drops, all the wireless issues, that can arise, causing such drops, need to be negated. (Often easier said than done.)
If in fact the wireless segment is the culprit of performance issues, often the "easiest" solution is to add WAPs, avoiding, though, overlapping channels, from WAPs within range of each other.
Again, remember, wireless is much like Ethernet, back in days of yore, when using 10Base2, 10Base5 or 10BaseT with hubs.
03-13-2022 08:11 PM - edited 03-13-2022 08:15 PM
@NasTar wrote:
Please I need help from you, our collaborator claims that there are cuts on the Webex sessions because of the wifi connection, we have an AP2802E-E-K9, how can I troubleshoot to know where is the issue?
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